Alexandria French Photography
A click-to-edit wedding flagship crafted for 35mm, camcorder & editorial romantics.
Alexandria photographs weddings for the nostalgic romantics. Cult cinema, 90s Vogue and raw documentary, shot on digital, 35mm and camcorder. Her brief asked for a website that didn’t look like a website. We built it from scratch, with her own editor behind it, so every word and photo is hers to change.
Where friction was costing momentum before the rebuild.
“A website that doesn’t look like a website”
Navbars, boxed cards, and stock sliders clash immediately with 90s Vogue and cult cinema art direction.
Maintaining visual freedom while keeping copy & photos editable
Bespoke creative layouts often break when handed back in rigid page-builder blocks.
What we changed, engineered, and shipped cleanly.
Unconventional editorial pacing & mixed-aspect frames
Designed asymmetrical, magazine-inspired visual rhythms honouring 35mm frames, digital portraits, and camcorder stills.
Custom Click-to-Edit visual CMS + SEO structure
Engineered an inline click-to-edit backend so Alexandria swaps words and photography straight in context without breaking layout geometry.
Built for desktop clarity and thumb-first mobile conversion.

For the Nostalgic Romantics. Digital, 35mm & Camcorder.
Bespoke editorial portfolio inspired by cult cinema and 90s Vogue — backed by a private click-to-edit content engine.
Click-to-Edit Visual CMS
Change headlines, journal stories, and wedding imagery directly in view with zero layout risk.
90s Editorial Art Direction
Paced like an independent photobook rather than a standard agency grid.
Technical Photography SEO
Clean semantic markup helping nostalgic couples discover her work organically.
Interface views and architectural frames from Alexandria French Photography.
Verified scope, speed, and commercial outcomes.
Digital, 35mm film & camcorder
Bespoke inline editing built from scratch
Cult cinema & raw documentary pacing
UK & destination weddings
Delivered an unmistakable digital editorial space calibrated around 90s Vogue and cult cinema mood alongside organic SEO.
- Delivered an editorial flagship breaking conventional website templates per client brief.
- Built a custom click-to-edit CMS preserving exact magazine typography and image placement.
- Combined heavyweight visual storytelling with clean on-page SEO foundations.
Every system, plugin, and deliverable included in this build.
Designed and engineered specifically for Alexandria French Photography with zero bought page-builder shortcuts.
- Custom-coded editorial wedding photography portfolio
- Click-to-edit inline CMS for words and photo swaps
- Mixed-format gallery framing (digital, 35mm, camcorder)
- Organic photography SEO & date enquiry workflow
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